Artists & Designers

Hollis was an acclaimed American painter known for her bold, symbolic still lifes that explored themes of identity, love, loss, and her personal experience with breast cancer. Her vibrant, deeply narrative works are held in major museum collections and remain highly sought after by collectors.

Rivich Auction achieved a record auction result of $16,250 for the artist, underscoring the continued strength of her market and the growing demand for exceptional examples of her work.

Pierre was a Swiss architect and designer best known for his influential modernist furniture designs created alongside his cousin Le Corbusier, particularly for the planned city of Chandigarh, India. His timeless designs- recognized for their clean lines, natural materials, and functional elegance- have become highly sought after by collectors and contemporary interior designers worldwide.

Edward was a celebrated Chicago artist whose vibrant, neon-infused paintings blended Pop Art with surrealism, drawing inspiration from mass media, celebrity culture, and the human psyche. A leading figure of the Chicago Imagists, his work remains highly sought after and is represented in major museum collections worldwide.

Paolo was an Italian-American architect, artist, and visionary best known for developing the concept of “arcology,” which explored the relationship between architecture and ecology through innovative, sustainable urban designs. His sculptural bronze bells, architectural works, and experimental communities- especially Arcosanti- reflect his lifelong pursuit of integrating art, architecture, and the natural environment.

Earl (Spotted Horse) was a renowned Native American painter of the Crow Tribe, celebrated for his monumental, color-saturated landscapes and expressive depictions of the American West. His distinctive style and cultural significance have made him one of the most sought-after Indigenous artists on the secondary market.

Rivich Auction achieved a record auction price for the artist, realizing $84,500 for a single work- a testament to the strength of Rivich Auction’s fine art market.

Charles & Ray Eames were among the most influential design partners of the 20th century, revolutionizing modern furniture, architecture, and visual communication through their innovative use of materials, technology, and thoughtful design. Best known for iconic pieces such as the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman, their work continues to define mid-century modern design and remains highly coveted by collectors, designers, and museums worldwide.

Constantin was a Russian-French painter best known for his atmospheric cityscapes, especially his evocative depictions of Paris, where he captured the romance, architecture, and quiet beauty of everyday life. His refined technique and luminous compositions have earned him international recognition among collectors of 20th-century European art.